GAA fans can start planning their summer this evening.
The draws for next year's Football Championship have taken place and the draw for the Munster Football Championship ensured that Cork and Kerry were kept apart.
Kerry will begin the defence of their Munster title with a semi final against either Clare or Limerick, while Cork will face the winners of the Tipperary v Waterford semi-final.
In the Connacht Football Championship Mayo were drawn to take on Galway at the quarter-final stage.
The winners of that one will be up against either Sligo or London in the semi-finals.
Pat Spillane underlined the importance of winning the quarter-final for both counties.
He said: "If Galway lose, it's seven matches before they reach the All-Ireland final."
The Ulster Football Championship threw up a tough start for Tyrone who face Monaghan in the quarters while the semi-final stage pits the winner against Fermanagh or Armagh.
Donegal will face Cavan in the Ulster preliminary round, with the winner to face Derry in the quarter-finals.
Biggest draw tonight is Ulster. Get drawn in the preliminary round and you are goosed. #GAA
— John Fogarty (@JohnFogartyIrl) October 19, 2017
Rory Gallagher's first Championship game in charge of Fermanagh will come against Armagh, while Down will take on Antrim.
The draw for the Leinster Football Champiosnhip saw either Offaly or Wicklow chosen to face All-Ireland champions Dublin in the quarter-finals.
Quarter-final A: Clare v Limerick
Quarter-final B: Tipperary v Waterford
Semi-final A: Clare/Limerick v Kerry
Semi-final B: Tipperary/Waterford v Cork
Cork and Kerry have been separated in the Munster football draw for next year's Championship. #rtegaa pic.twitter.com/NdEJ6so5yB
— RTÉ GAA (@RTEgaa) October 19, 2017
Quarter-final A: New York v Leitrim
Quarter-final B: London v Sligo
Quarter-final C: Mayo v Galway
Semi-final A: New York/Leitrim v Roscommon
Semi-final B: Mayo/Galway v London/Sligo
It's Mayo v Galway up first in the Connacht draw, with the winners of that tie facing either London or Sligo. pic.twitter.com/VQzSmW43hB
— RTÉ GAA (@RTEgaa) October 19, 2017
Preliminary Round: Donegal v Cavan
Quarter-final A: Fermanagh v Armagh
Quarter-final B: Tyrone v Monaghan
Quarter-final C: Down v Antrim
Quarter-final D: Derry v Donegal/Cavan
Semi-final A: Fermanagh/Armagh v Tyrone/Monaghan
Semi-final B: Down/Antrim v Derry/Donegal/Cavan
It's a tough start for Monaghan in the Ulster draw as they take on Tyrone in their quarter-final. Donegal face Cavan in the preliminary. pic.twitter.com/8vFtwmxeYF
— RTÉ GAA (@RTEgaa) October 19, 2017
First Round A: Laois v Wexford
First Round B: Louth v Carlow
First Round C: Offaly v Wicklow
Quarter-final A: Laois/Wexford v Westmeath
Quarter-final B: Louth/Carlow v Kildare
Quarter-final C: Offaly/Wicklow v Dublin
Quarter-final D: Longford v Meath
Semi-final A: Laois/Wexford/Westmeath v Louth/Carlow/Kildare
Semi-final B: Offaly/Wicklow/Dublin v Longford/Meath
Here's how the Leinster draw shapes up and it'll be either Offaly or Wicklow to take on Dublin in the quarter-finals. pic.twitter.com/slyHw3c1hm
— RTÉ GAA (@RTEgaa) October 19, 2017
The planning of fixtures for the Leinster and Munster round robin Hurling championships were made earlier today, but weren't made public until this evening.
We may have missed out on the excitement of a draw but here's how the Leinster Hurling Championship will look. pic.twitter.com/uluvd7PHrD
— RTÉ GAA (@RTEgaa) October 19, 2017
The first weekend in Munster will see Cork face Clare and Limerick play Tipperary while Waterford have a bye.
And here's the Munster Hurling Championsip, with some very tasty opening matches, Cork v Clare and Limerick v Tipp' in the first round. pic.twitter.com/P8d915UOhr
— RTÉ GAA (@RTEgaa) October 19, 2017